
I'll have a look at it. I'll also add the feature to choose your delimiter as dash, underscore or space (or none I guess).
de Carabas wrote:Yes, I guess I knew this format string request would come back again![]()
I'll have a look at it. I'll also add the feature to choose your delimiter as dash, underscore or space (or none I guess).
Flip wrote:You don't need a variable for the delimiter. Just let the user type whatever they want. In my previous example (%Y-%m-%d), you'd just replace the variables and today's result would be "2015-08-19" and if I defined the format as "%Y/%m/%d", the result would be "2015/08/19". This also allows the user to add whatever they want (i.e. "%Y-%m-%d (Flip)" would give "2015-08-19 (Flip)".
de Carabas wrote:Flip wrote:You don't need a variable for the delimiter. Just let the user type whatever they want. In my previous example (%Y-%m-%d), you'd just replace the variables and today's result would be "2015-08-19" and if I defined the format as "%Y/%m/%d", the result would be "2015/08/19". This also allows the user to add whatever they want (i.e. "%Y-%m-%d (Flip)" would give "2015-08-19 (Flip)".
Ah, I see what you are saying! Yes makes sense. It will need some checking for illegal characters in file names (like / | \ * : etc)
Flip wrote:
Should be easier for you in terms of UI, too, as you'd just have to provide a single text field.
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